Editable privacy drafts, hosted in one public hub
Answer guided questions about your real data practices. GDPR.Direct generates document drafts and hosts them on a public URL for you to verify and publish.
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- No credit card required
- Editable hosted drafts
Key Features
A guided first draft
Describe your website, purposes, providers, and retention choices. Review the generated text against the live service
One hosted Legal Hub
Publish the documents you have reviewed on a clean public URL, or embed an individual document on your website
Clear limits and review gates
The drafts make required topics visible. Your team still verifies the facts, controls, and legal classifications
A guided setup that writes your documents for you
Answer questions about your website: what data you collect, which tools you use, and where processing occurs. GDPR.Direct turns the answers into editable drafts.
- Privacy policy tailored to your specific data practices
- Cookie-policy draft to reconcile with a technical scan
- Legal notice plus an internal ROPA review worksheet from the same setup
Hosted pages with an accountable owner
Your reviewed public documents live on a shareable link under our domain. Link to them from relevant collection points and revisit them when your processing or the law changes.
- Shareable hosted links for reviewed public documents
- Visible source and review dates for editorial guidance
- No plugin required for the hosted hub
Documents are useful when they match the system behind them.
Use the guided drafts, then verify vendors, retention, rights, security, and any specialist legal questions.
Choose your next review
Start with the page that matches your task. Each route states what it can check and what still needs an accountable person.
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Create your first document draft
Answer guided questions, verify the generated statements, and publish the selected documents on a clean URL.
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